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Updated July 2026

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Lewis Architecture Ltd

Lewis Architecture has over 25 years of experience providing the highest quality designs for both residential extensions and one off bespoke new build properties. Known locally for our attention to detail, we aim to provide a high quality service that not only provides thorough designs but also is designed with our cl…

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UK - England - West Midlands
Sectors
ResidentialCommercialConservationResidential (High-end)Residential (Private Homes)RetrofitResidential (Elderly Living)

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About Lewis Architecture Ltd.

Lewis Architecture has over 25 years of experience providing the highest quality designs for both residential extensions and one off bespoke new build properties. Known locally for our attention to detail, we aim to provide a high quality service that not only provides thorough designs but also is designed with our clients budget and aspirations in mind.

Over recent years Lewis Architecture have become specialists in providing fully accessible properties for people with varying disabilities. Working on behalf of a number of legal practices, we have a valued reputation across the Midlands for providing high quality accessible homes for clients and their families. From hydrotherapy pools to specialist en-suites we pride ourselves in offering a personable service that is tailored to our clients needs and requirements.

As well as singular bespoke dwellings, we have also delivered a number of luxury housing developments across the West Midlands. Most recently we have completed 16 luxury homes in Seisdon, South Staffordshire, 17 two, three and four bedroom homes in Tettenhall Wood and 7 luxury bungalows in Lower Penn. Lewis Architecture has also been involved with a number of phases of Birchfield Prep School and Pershore College.

We now also have the ability to offer our clients 3D models of our designs which allows our them to get a very realistic impression of how our design may look and feel once complete. The use of 3D imagery is incredibly useful in the planning process to ensure the Local Authority are fully aware of how the design will affect it's setting.

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